Method and Apparatus for Separating Seismic Diffracted Wave

ABSTRACT

Method and apparatus for separating seismic diffracted waves, in seismic exploration field. The method comprises acquiring seismic shot gather data carrying underground geological information in preset geological region; inputting preprocessed single-shot data obtained by preprocessing seismic shot gather data and a preset migration velocity model to three-dimensional single-shot angle domain imaging formula and performing wave field back-propagation processing on the seismic shot gather data to obtain information of azimuth, emergence angle and amplitude of propagation rays, according to which three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix is generated, the obtained information corresponding one by one to underground imaging points in the preset geological region; separating low-rank matrix component from the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix and determining the low-rank matrix component as the seismic diffracted wave through a preset three-dimensional diffracted wave separating model, improving amplitude integrity and waveform consistency of separated diffracted waves and imaging resolution of geological structures.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application claims the priority of the Chinese PatentApplication No. 201710019616.7, entitled “Method and Apparatus forSeparating Seismic Diffracted Wave”, filed with the Chinese PatentOffice on Jan. 10, 2017, the entity of which is incorporated herein byreference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the technical field of seismicexploration, and particularly to a method and an apparatus forseparating a seismic diffracted wave.

BACKGROUND ART

Carbonate oil-gas reservoir has become a main field for increasingreserves and production of oil-gas resources. However, carbonate stratumstructures in some regions are quite special so that the formation anddistribution of the carbonate reservoirs are relatively complex, causingit unable to finely image geological bodies, such as karst caves andcracks.

In the prior art, the seismic exploration in the petroleum industrymainly relies on the reflected wave, but the resolution of explorationthrough the reflected wave is limited, making it unable to effectivelyidentify the geological bodies of the carbonate stratum structures.Meanwhile, since a seismic response of the geological bodies of thecarbonate stratum structures is embodied as the diffracted wave,effectively separating the diffracted wave is crucial to exploration offractured-vuggy carbonate oil-gas reservoir. Most of conventionalmethods for separating the diffracted wave employ kinematiccharacteristics of the reflected wave and the diffracted wave toseparate the diffracted wave through a signal processing method.However, in the collected three-dimensional shot gather data, thediffracted wave has highly similar kinematic characteristics to thereflected wave, and is hard to be effectively processed merely through awave-field separating method in the conventional kinematics, resultingin low imaging resolutions of the carbonate stratum structures.

An effective solution has not yet been put forward to the above problemthat amplitude integrity and waveform consistency of the diffracted waveseparated by the above manner of separating the seismic diffracted waveare relatively poor.

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION

In view of this, an object of the present invention is to provide amethod and an apparatus for separating seismic diffracted wave, so as toimprove amplitude integrity and waveform consistency of the separateddiffracted wave.

In a first aspect, an example of the present invention provides a methodfor separating a seismic diffracted wave, comprising: acquiring seismicshot gather data carrying underground geological information in a presetgeological region, wherein the underground geological informationcomprises geological structure information and geological lithologychange information; performing wave field back-propagation processing onthe seismic shot gather data to obtain azimuth, emergence angle andamplitude information of propagation rays corresponding one by one tounderground imaging points in the preset geological region; generating athree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix according to the azimuth,emergence angle and amplitude information of the propagation rays; andseparating a low-rank matrix component from the three-dimensional angledomain imaging matrix and determining the low-rank matrix component asthe seismic diffracted wave.

In combination with the first aspect, an example of the presentinvention provides a first possible implementation of the first aspect,specifically, the above step of performing wave field back-propagationprocessing on the seismic shot gather data to obtain azimuth, emergenceangle and amplitude information of propagation rays corresponding one byone to underground imaging points in the preset geological regioncomprises: preprocessing the seismic shot gather data to obtainpreprocessed single-shot data, wherein the preprocessed single-shot datais seismic shot gather data usable for direct imaging, and thepreprocessing comprises de-noising the seismic shot gather data andmaking the seismic shot gather data corresponding to pre-storedhistorical seismic data one by one; and inputting the preprocessedsingle-shot data and a preset migration velocity model to athree-dimensional single-shot angle domain imaging formula, andperforming the wave field back-propagation processing on the seismicshot gather data, to obtain the azimuth, emergence angle and amplitudeinformation of the propagation rays corresponding one by one to theunderground imaging points in the preset geological region, wherein thethree-dimensional single-shot angle domain imaging formula includes athree-dimensional amplitude compensation factor.

In combination with the first possible implementation of the firstaspect, an example of the present invention provides a second possibleimplementation of the first aspect, specifically, the abovethree-dimensional single-shot angle domain imaging formula comprises:

R(x, θ₀, ϕ₀) = ∫∫δ(θ − θ₀)δ(ϕ − ϕ₀)δ(t − t₀)W_(3D)(s, x, r)u(s, r, t)drdt$\mspace{79mu} \{ \begin{matrix}{{\cos \; \theta_{0}} = \frac{k \cdot k_{r}}{{k}{k_{r}}}} \\{{\cos \; \phi_{0}} = \frac{( {k_{s} \times k_{r}} ) \cdot ( {n_{x} \times ( {k_{s} + k_{r}} )} )}{{{k_{s} \times k_{r}}}{( {n_{x} \times ( {k_{s} + k_{r}} )} )}}}\end{matrix} $

in which δ represents an impulse function, R(x,θ₀,φ₀) represents athree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix, wherein a ray excited bya hypocenter s reaches a demodulation point position r through anyimaging point x in an underground space; a vector k_(s) represents a rayparameter from the hypocenter to the imaging point, a vector k_(r)represents a ray parameter from the demodulation point to the imagingpoint; a parameter θ represents an emergence angle; a parameter φrepresents an azimuth; a vector k represents a normal vector of anassumed reflecting interface; k is calculated through the followingformula: k(ω_(m),φ_(m))=k_(s)(θ_(s),φ_(s))+k_(r)(θ_(r),φ_(r)); θ_(s) andφ_(s) represent an emergence angle and an azimuth of k_(s) respectively;θ_(r) and φ_(r) represent an emergence angle and an azimuth of k_(r)respectively; θ_(m) and φ_(m) represent an emergence angle and anazimuth of the assumed reflecting interface respectively; n_(x)represents a normal vector in an x direction of a three-dimensionalcoordinate system, and n_(x)=(1,0,0); u(s,r,t) represents seismic data,t represents recording time of the seismic data; t₀ represents raytravel time; and W_(3D)(s,x,r) represents a three-dimensional amplitudecompensation factor.

In combination with the second possible implementation of the firstaspect, an example of the present invention provides a third possibleimplementation of the first aspect, specifically, the abovethree-dimensional amplitude compensation factor W_(3D)(s,x,r) comprises:

${W_{3D}( {s,x,r} )} = {\frac{1}{v_{s}}\sqrt{\cos \; \alpha_{s}\cos \; \alpha_{r}}\frac{{\det ( {{{\underset{\_}{N}}_{1}^{T}\underset{\_}{\Sigma}} + {{\underset{\_}{N}}_{2}^{T}\underset{\_}{\Gamma}}} )}}{\sqrt{{{\det {\underset{\_}{N}}_{1}}}{{\det {\underset{\_}{N}}_{2}}}}}e^{{- i}\frac{\pi}{2}{({\kappa_{1} + \kappa_{2}})}}}$

in which ν_(s) represents a velocity at a hypocenter position, α_(s)represents an incident angle of a ray at the hypocenter position, α_(r)represents an emergence angle of a ray at a demodulation point position,N ₁ and N ₂ represent mixed derivatives of the travel time of a firstray and a second ray with respect to the hypocenter position and thedemodulation point position respectively, T represents a matrixtransposition operation, wherein the travel time is calculated accordingto three-dimensional wavefront reconstruction method ray tracing, andmulti-valued travel time is taken into consideration in the calculation;the first ray is a ray from the hypocenter to the imaging point; thesecond ray is a ray from the demodulation point to the imaging point; Σand Γ represent matrixes related to a manner of seismic observation, andin a situation of common shot observation, Σ=0,Γ=I, wherein I representsa unit matrix; i represents an imaginary unit of a complex number, andκ₁ and κ₂ represent numbers of caustic points of the first ray and thesecond ray respectively, with κ₁ and κ₂ being calculated by athree-dimensional ray tracing kinetic equation.

In combination with the first aspect, an example of the presentinvention provides a fourth possible implementation of the first aspect,specifically, the above step of separating a low-rank matrix componentfrom the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix and determiningthe low-rank matrix component as the seismic diffracted wave comprises:separating, through a preset three-dimensional diffracted waveseparating model, the low-rank matrix component from thethree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix, and determining thelow-rank matrix component as the seismic diffracted wave, wherein thepreset three-dimensional diffracted wave separating model comprises:

R(x _(i),θ,φ)=L(x _(i),θ,φ)+S(x _(i),θ,φ)

in which R(x_(i),θ,φ) represents a three-dimensional angle domainimaging matrix of an i-th imaging point at a position x_(i);L(x_(i),θ,φ) represents a low-rank matrix component after decompositionof the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix; S(x_(i),θ,φ)represents a sparse matrix component after decomposition of thethree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix; x_(i) represents the i-thimaging point; a parameter θ represents an emergence angle; and aparameter φ represents an azimuth.

In combination with the fourth possible implementation of the firstaspect, an example of the present invention provides a fifth possibleimplementation of the first aspect, specifically, the above presetthree-dimensional diffracted wave separating model further comprises:

${J( {L,S,Y,\beta} )} = {{L}_{*} + {\lambda {S}_{1}} + {Y^{T}( {R - L - S} )} + {\frac{\beta}{2}{{R - L - S}}_{F}}}$

in which J(L,S,Y,β) represents a target function, Y represents aLagrangian multiplier matrix, T represents a matrix transpositionoperation, λ represents a regularization parameter, β represents afidelity penalty factor, ∥⋅∥_(*) represents a nuclear norm, i.e. a sumof singular values in a matrix, ∥⋅∥_(l) represents an l₁ norm, i.e. asum of absolute values of every elements in the matrix, ∥⋅∥_(F)represents a Frobenius norm, the Frobenius norm being a square root of asum of squares of all elements in the matrix; L represents a low-rankmatrix component after decomposition of the three-dimensional angledomain imaging matrix; S represents a sparse matrix component afterdecomposition of the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix; andR represents the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix.

In combination with the fifth possible implementation of the firstaspect, an example of the present invention provides a sixth possibleimplementation of the first aspect, specifically, the above step ofseparating a low-rank matrix component from the three-dimensional angledomain imaging matrix and determining the low-rank matrix component asthe seismic diffracted wave comprises: setting the regularizationparameter λ and a preset maximum iteration number N, wherein λ>0;setting an iteration number initial value k=1, an initial value L⁰ ofthe low-rank matrix component, an initial value S⁰ of the sparse matrixcomponent, a Lagrangian multiplier initial value Y⁰, and a fidelitypenalty factor initial value β⁰; taking k=1, the L⁰, the S⁰, the Y⁰ andthe β⁰ as initial values, performing iterative processing on thethree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix, the iterative processingcomprising steps as follows: performing singular value decompositioncalculation through

$( {U,\Sigma,V} ) = {{SVD}( {R - S^{k - 1} + \frac{Y^{k - 1}}{\beta^{k - 1}}} )}$

to obtain a singular value diagonal matrix, wherein R represents athree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix, columns of U and Vrepresent base vectors, Σ represents a diagonal matrix, and elements onopposite angles of the singular value diagonal matrix are singularvalues; performing a soft threshold operation on a singular value a_(i)in the singular value diagonal matrix through

${\overset{\sim}{a}}_{i} = \{ \begin{matrix}{x - a_{i}} & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} a_{i}} > \frac{1}{\beta}} \\{x + a_{i}} & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} a_{i}} < {- \frac{1}{\beta}}} \\0 & {{in}\mspace{14mu} {other}\mspace{14mu} {cases}}\end{matrix} $

to obtain a new diagonal matrix {tilde over (Σ)}, wherein x represents apreset fixed value; calculating the low-rank matrix component L^(k) andthe sparse matrix component S^(k) according to the new diagonal matrix{tilde over (E)}; judging whether L^(k) and S^(k) satisfy a relationalexpression

$\frac{{{R - L^{k} - S^{k}}}_{F}}{{R}_{F}} \geq \delta$

and k≤N; and if yes, updating k=k+1, the Lagrangian multiplierY^(k)=Y^(k-1)+β^(k-1)(R−L^(k)−S^(k)), and the fidelity penalty factorβ^(k)=ωβ^(k-1) (ω>0), wherein ω represents a scale factor, andcontinuing to perform the iterative processing; if no, determining L^(k)as a separated seismic diffracted wave.

In combination with the sixth possible implementation of the firstaspect, an example of the present invention provides a seventh possibleimplementation of the first aspect, specifically, the above step ofcalculating the low-rank matrix component L^(k) and the sparse matrixcomponent S^(k) according to the new diagonal matrix {tilde over (Σ)}comprises: calculating, according to the new diagonal matrix {tilde over(Σ)}, the low-rank matrix component: L^(k)=U{tilde over (Σ)}V andcalculating the sparse matrix component:

$S_{j}^{k} = \{ {\begin{matrix}{A_{j}( {1 - \frac{\lambda}{\beta {A_{j}}_{2}}} )} & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} {A_{j}}_{2}} > \frac{\lambda}{\beta}} \\0 & {{{{if}\mspace{14mu} {A_{j}}_{2}} < \frac{\lambda}{\beta}}\mspace{14mu}}\end{matrix},} $

wherein

${A_{j} = {R_{j} - L_{j}^{k} + \frac{Y_{j}^{k - 1}}{\beta^{k - 1}}}},$

j represents a j-th column of the matrix, and ∥⋅∥₂ represents an l₂norm.

In a second aspect, an example of the present invention provides anapparatus for separating a seismic diffracted wave, comprising: a dataacquiring module, configured to acquire seismic shot gather datacarrying underground geological information in a preset geologicalregion, wherein the underground geological information comprisesgeological structure information and geological lithology changeinformation; a wave field back-propagation processing module, configuredto perform wave field back-propagation processing on the seismic shotgather data to obtain azimuth, emergence angle and amplitude informationof propagation rays corresponding one by one to underground imagingpoints in the preset geological region; a matrix generating module,configured to generate a three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrixaccording to the azimuth, emergence angle and amplitude information ofthe propagation rays; and a separating module, configured to separate alow-rank matrix component from the three-dimensional angle domainimaging matrix and determine the low-rank matrix component as theseismic diffracted wave.

In combination with the second aspect, an example of the presentinvention provides a first possible implementation of the second aspect,specifically, the above wave field back-propagation processing modulecomprises: a preprocessing unit, configured to preprocess the seismicshot gather data to obtain preprocessed single-shot data, wherein thepreprocessed single-shot data is seismic shot gather data usable fordirect imaging, and the preprocessing comprises de-noising the seismicshot gather data and making the seismic shot gather data correspondingto pre-stored historical seismic data one by one; a wave fieldback-propagation processing unit, configured to input the preprocessedsingle-shot data and a preset migration velocity model to athree-dimensional single-shot angle domain imaging formula and performthe wave field back-propagation processing on the seismic shot gatherdata to obtain the azimuth, emergence angle and amplitude information ofthe propagation rays corresponding one by one to the underground imagingpoints in the preset geological region, wherein the three-dimensionalsingle-shot angle domain imaging formula includes a three-dimensionalamplitude compensation factor.

The examples of the present invention bring about the followingbeneficial effects:

in the method and the apparatus for separating a seismic diffracted waveprovided in the examples of the present invention, by performing thewave field back-propagation processing on the seismic shot gather datacarrying the underground geological information in the preset geologicalregion, the azimuth, emergence angle and amplitude information of thepropagation rays corresponding one by one to the underground imagingpoints in the preset geological region can be obtained; according to theazimuth, emergence angle and amplitude information of the propagationrays, the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix can begenerated, and the low-rank matrix component can be separated from thethree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix, further the low-rankmatrix component is determined as the seismic diffracted wave; the abovemode of obtaining the seismic diffracted wave by constructing thethree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix and separating thelow-rank matrix component can improve the amplitude integrity and thewaveform consistency of the separated diffracted wave, and furtherimprove resolution of imaging of the geological structures.

Other features and advantages of the present invention will beillustrated in the following description, and partially become apparentin the description, or will be understood by implementing the presentinvention. The objects and other advantages of the present invention arerealized by and obtained from structures specially indicated in thedescription, the claims and the figures.

In order to make the above objects, features and advantages of thepresent invention more obvious and easier to understand, preferableexamples are particularly illustrated in the following to make detaileddescription in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

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In order to more clearly illustrate technical solutions of embodimentsof the present invention or the prior art, figures which are needed fordescription of the embodiments or the prior art will be introducedbriefly below. Obviously, the figures in the description below show someembodiments of the present invention. A person ordinarily skilled in theart still can obtain other figures according to these figures, withoutusing inventive efforts.

FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a method for separating a seismic diffractedwave provided in an example of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a specific flow chart of separating a low-rank matrixcomponent from a three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix anddetermining the low-rank matrix component as a seismic diffracted wavein a method for separating a seismic diffracted wave provided in anexample of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a structural schematic diagram of an apparatus for separatinga seismic diffracted wave provided in an example of the presentinvention; and

FIG. 4 is a specific structural schematic diagram of a separating modulein an apparatus for separating a seismic diffracted wave provided in anexample of the present invention.

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In order to make the objects, the technical solutions and the advantagesof the examples of the present invention clearer, below the technicalsolutions of the present invention will be described clearly andcompletely in conjunction with figures. Apparently, some but not all ofexamples of the present invention are described. Based on the examplesof the present invention, all the other examples, which a personordinarily skilled in the art obtains without using inventive efforts,fall within the scope of protection of the present invention.

Considering the problem that amplitude integrity and waveformconsistency of the diffracted wave separated by the existing manner ofseparating the seismic diffracted wave are relatively poor, examples ofthe present invention provide a method and an apparatus for separating aseismic diffracted wave, which technology can be applied to analysis ofcomplex geological structures and lithology according to properties ofthe diffracted wave, and also can be applied to exploration of oil-gasreservoir performed according to the diffracted wave; and thistechnology can be implemented using relevant software and hardware, andis described through the examples below.

Example 1

Referring to a flow chart of a method for separating a seismicdiffracted wave shown in FIG. 1, the method comprises the followingsteps:

Step S102, acquiring seismic shot gather data carrying undergroundgeological information in a preset geological region, wherein theunderground geological information comprises geological structureinformation and geological lithology change information; specifically,the underground geological information may be information such asstratum structure, fault, karst cave and lithology sudden-change point;

Step S104, performing wave field back-propagation processing on theabove seismic shot gather data to obtain azimuth, emergence angle andamplitude information of propagation rays corresponding one by one tounderground imaging points in the preset geological region;

Step S106, generating a three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrixaccording to the azimuth, emergence angle and amplitude information ofthe propagation rays, wherein specifically, the three-dimensional angledomain imaging matrix is associated with the above azimuth and emergenceangle, and the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix may be usedto separate the diffracted wave;

Step S108, separating a low-rank matrix component from thethree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix and determining thelow-rank matrix component as the seismic diffracted wave, wherein inpractical implementation, the low-rank matrix component and a sparsematrix component may be separated from the three-dimensional angledomain imaging matrix, wherein the sparse matrix component may bedetermined as the seismic reflected wave.

In the method for separating a seismic diffracted wave provided in theexample of the present invention, by performing the wave fieldback-propagation processing on the seismic shot gather data carrying theunderground geological information in the preset geological region, theazimuth, emergence angle and amplitude information of the propagationrays corresponding one by one to the underground imaging points in thepreset geological region can be obtained; according to the azimuth,emergence angle and amplitude information of the propagation rays, thethree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix can be generated, and thelow-rank matrix component can be separated from the three-dimensionalangle domain imaging matrix, further the low-rank matrix component isdetermined as the seismic diffracted wave; the above mode of obtainingthe seismic diffracted wave by constructing the three-dimensional angledomain imaging matrix and separating the low-rank matrix component canimprove the amplitude integrity and the waveform consistency of theseparated diffracted wave, and further improve resolution of imaging ofthe geological structures.

Considering the relatively poor processability of the acquired seismicshot gather data, the above step of performing wave fieldback-propagation processing on the seismic shot gather data to obtainazimuth, emergence angle and amplitude information of propagation rayscorresponding one by one to underground imaging points in the presetgeological region comprises the following steps:

(1) preprocessing the seismic shot gather data to obtain preprocessedsingle-shot data, wherein the preprocessed single-shot data is seismicshot gather data usable for direct imaging, the above preprocessingcomprises de-noising the seismic shot gather data and making the seismicshot gather data corresponding to pre-stored historical seismic data oneby one; and further, the above preprocessing also may comprise uploadingan observing system; and

(2) inputting the above preprocessed single-shot data and a presetmigration velocity model to a three-dimensional single-shot angle domainimaging formula, and performing the wave field back-propagationprocessing on the seismic shot gather data, to obtain the azimuth,emergence angle and amplitude information of the propagation rayscorresponding one by one to the underground imaging points in the presetgeological region, wherein the three-dimensional single-shot angledomain imaging formula includes a three-dimensional amplitudecompensation factor.

Specifically, the above step (2) also may be completed in the followingmanner: according to the above preprocessed single-shot data and theinput migration velocity model, completing the wave fieldback-propagation of the preprocessed single-shot data through thethree-dimensional single-shot angle domain imaging formula to obtain theazimuth, emergence angle and amplitude information of the propagationrays corresponding to any underground imaging point position.

The above method improves the subsequent processability of data bypreprocessing the acquired seismic shot gather data.

Further, the above three-dimensional single-shot angle domain imagingformula can be expressed as:

R(x, θ₀, ϕ₀) = ∫∫δ(θ − θ₀)δ(ϕ − ϕ₀)δ(t − t₀)W_(3D)(s, x, r)u(s, r, t)drdt$\mspace{79mu} \{ \begin{matrix}{{\cos \; \theta_{0}} = \frac{k \cdot k_{r}}{{k}{k_{r}}}} \\{{\cos \; \phi_{0}} = \frac{( {k_{s} \times k_{r}} ) \cdot ( {n_{x} \times ( {k_{s} + k_{r}} )} )}{{{k_{s} \times k_{r}}}{{n_{x} \times ( {k_{s} + k_{r}} )}}}}\end{matrix} $

in which δ represents an impulse function, R(x,θ₀,φ₀) represents athree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix, wherein a ray excited bya hypocenter s reaches a demodulation point position r through anyimaging point x in an underground space; a vector k_(s) represents a rayparameter from the hypocenter to the imaging point, a vector k_(r)represents a ray parameter from the demodulation point to the imagingpoint; a parameter θ represents an emergence angle; a parameter φrepresents an azimuth; a vector k represents a normal vector of anassumed reflecting interface; k is calculated through the followingformula k(θ_(m),φ_(m))=k_(s)(θ_(s),φ_(s))+k_(r)(θ_(r),φ_(r)), θ_(s) andφ_(s) represent an emergence angle and an azimuth of k, respectively;θ_(r) and φ_(r) represent an emergence angle and an azimuth of k_(r)respectively; θ_(m) and φ_(m) represent an emergence angle and anazimuth of the assumed reflecting interface respectively; n_(x)represents a normal vector in an x direction of a three-dimensionalcoordinate system, and n_(x)=(1,0,0); u(s,r,t) represents seismic data,t represents recording time of the seismic data; t₀ represents raytravel time; and W_(3D)(s,x,r) represents a three-dimensional amplitudecompensation factor.

The above three-dimensional amplitude compensation factor W_(3D)(s,x,r)can be specifically expressed as:

${W_{3D}( {s,x,r} )} = {\frac{1}{v_{s}}\sqrt{\cos \; \alpha_{s}\cos \; \alpha_{r}}\frac{{\det ( {{{\underset{\_}{N}}_{1}^{T}\underset{\_}{\Sigma}} + {{\underset{\_}{N}}_{2}^{T}\underset{\_}{\Gamma}}} )}}{\sqrt{{{\det {\underset{\_}{N}}_{1}}}{{\det {\underset{\_}{N}}_{2}}}}}e^{{- i}\frac{\pi}{2}{({\kappa_{1} + \kappa_{2}})}}}$

in which ν_(s) represents a velocity at a hypocenter position, α_(s)represents an incident angle of a ray at the hypocenter position, α_(r)represents an emergence angle of a ray at the demodulation pointposition, N ₁ and N ₂ represent mixed derivatives of the travel time ofa first ray and a second ray with respect to the hypocenter position andthe demodulation point position respectively, T represents a matrixtransposition operation, wherein the travel time is calculated accordingto three-dimensional wavefront reconstruction method ray tracing, andmulti-valued travel time is taken into consideration in the calculation;the first ray is a ray from the hypocenter to the imaging point; thesecond ray is a ray from the demodulation point to the imaging point; Σand Γ represent matrixes related to a manner of seismic observation, andin a situation of common shot observation, Σ=0, Γ=I, wherein Irepresents a unit matrix; i represents an imaginary unit of a complexnumber, and κ₁ and κ₂ represent numbers of caustic points of the firstray and the second ray respectively, with κ₁ and κ₂ being calculated bya three-dimensional ray tracing kinetics equation.

In order to accurately and highly-effectively separate the seismicdiffracted wave, the above step of separating the low-rank matrixcomponent from the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix anddetermining the low-rank matrix component as the seismic diffracted wavecan be realized in the following manner: separating, through a presetthree-dimensional diffracted wave separating model, the low-rank matrixcomponent from the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix, anddetermining the low-rank matrix component as the seismic diffractedwave, wherein the preset three-dimensional diffracted wave separatingmodel comprises:

R(x _(i),θ,φ)=L(x _(i),θ,φ)+S(x _(i),θ,φ)

in which R(x,θ,φ) represents a three-dimensional angle domain imagingmatrix of an i-th imaging point at a position x_(i); L(x_(i),θ,φ)represents a low-rank matrix component after decomposition of thethree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix; S(x_(i),θ,φ) represents asparse matrix component after decomposition of the three-dimensionalangle domain imaging matrix; x_(i) represents the i-th imaging point; aparameter θ represents an emergence angle; and a parameter φ representsan azimuth.

In the above three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix, a numericalvalue of each element is an amplitude value, including reflected waveand diffracted wave information; according to Snell's theorem, incidentrays and emergence rays of the reflected waves are located in the sameplane, and the emergence angle is equal to the incident angle; thereflected waves are distributed at positions of specific azimuth andemergence angle in the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix,and has sparsity; according to Huygens' Principle, the diffracted wavesare propagated in a form of spherical waves, and therefore, aredistributed at positions of individual azimuths and emergence angles inthe angle domain imaging matrix, and have low-rank property, wherein theabove sparsity means that most of elements in the matrix are zero andcan be used to represent the characteristic of the reflected waves inthe three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix; the above low-rankproperty means that the elements in the matrix are distributedrepeatedly or approximately uniformly, and can be used to represent thecharacteristics of the diffracted wave in the three-dimensional angledomain imaging matrix.

Preferably, according to the definition of augmented Lagrangianfunction, the above preset three-dimensional diffracted wave separatingmodel may also be expressed as:

${J( {L,S,Y,\beta} )} = {{L}_{*} + {\lambda {S}_{1}} + {Y^{T}( {R - L - S} )} + {\frac{\beta}{2}{{R - L - S}}_{F}}}$

in which J(L,S,Y,β) represents a target function, Y represents aLagrangian multiplier matrix, T represents a matrix transpositionoperation, λ represents a regularization parameter, β represents afidelity penalty factor, ∥⋅∥_(*) represents a nuclear norm, i.e. a sumof singular values in a matrix, ∥⋅∥_(l) represents an l₁ norm, i.e. asum of absolute values of every elements in the matrix, ∥⋅∥_(F)represents a Frobenius norm, the Frobenius norm being a square root of asum of squares of all elements in the matrix; L represents a low-rankmatrix component after decomposition of the three-dimensional angledomain imaging matrix; S represents a sparse matrix component afterdecomposition of the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix; andR represents the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix.

Referring to a specific flow chart of separating the low-rank matrixcomponent from the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix anddetermining the low-rank matrix component as the seismic diffracted wavein the method for separating a seismic diffracted wave as shown in FIG.2, the method can be implemented through the above three-dimensionaldiffracted wave separating model; the method comprises the followingsteps:

Step S202, setting the regularization parameter λ and a preset maximumiteration number N, wherein λ>0, and in practical implementation, anumerical value of λ may be determined according to experience, and avalue range of λ is 0<λ<1;

Step S204, setting an iteration number initial value k=1, an initialvalue L⁰ of the low-rank matrix component, an initial value S⁰ of thesparse matrix component, a Lagrangian multiplier initial value Y⁰, and afidelity penalty factor initial value β⁰.

Step S206, performing singular value decomposition calculation through

$( {U,\Sigma,V} ) = {{SVD}( {R - S^{k - 1} + \frac{Y^{k - 1}}{\beta^{k - 1}}} )}$

to obtain a singular value diagonal matrix, wherein R represents athree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix, columns of U and Vrepresent base vectors, Σ represents a diagonal matrix, and elements onopposite angles of the singular value diagonal matrix are singularvalues;

Step S208, performing a soft threshold operation on a singular valuea_(i) in the singular value diagonal matrix through

${\overset{\sim}{a}}_{i} = \{ \begin{matrix}{x - a_{i}} & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} a_{i}} > \frac{1}{\beta}} \\{x + a_{i}} & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} a_{i}} < {- \frac{1}{\beta}}} \\0 & {{in}\mspace{14mu} {other}\mspace{14mu} {cases}}\end{matrix} $

to obtain a new diagonal matrix, {tilde over (Σ)}, wherein x representsa preset fixed value;

Step S210, calculating the low-rank matrix component L^(k) and thesparse matrix component S^(k) according to the new diagonal matrix{tilde over (Σ)};

Step S212, judging whether L^(k) and S^(k) satisfy a relationalexpression

$\frac{{{R - L^{k} - S^{k}}}_{F}}{{R}_{F}} \geq \delta$

and k≤N, and if yes, performing Step S214, if no, performing Step S216;

Step S214, updating k=k+1, the Lagrangian multiplierY^(k)=Y^(k-1)+β^(k-1)(R−L^(k)−S^(k)), and the fidelity penalty factorβ^(k)=ωβ^(k-1) (ω>0), wherein ω represents a scale factor; performingStep S208; and

Step S216, determining the L^(k) as a separated seismic diffracted wave.

The seismic diffracted wave with both good amplitude integrity andwaveform consistency can be highly-effectively obtained through theiterative method in the above mode.

Further, the above step of calculating the low-rank matrix componentL^(k) and the sparse matrix component S^(k) according to the newdiagonal matrix {tilde over (Σ)} comprises: calculating, according tothe new diagonal matrix {tilde over (Σ)}, the low-rank matrix component:L^(k)=U{tilde over (Σ)}V calculating the sparse matrix component:

$S_{j}^{k} = \{ {\begin{matrix}{A_{j}( {1 - \frac{\lambda}{\beta {A_{j}}_{2}}} )} & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} {A_{j}}_{2}} > \frac{\lambda}{\beta}} \\0 & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} {A_{j}}_{2}} < \frac{\lambda}{\beta}}\end{matrix},{{{wherein}A_{j}} = {R_{j} - L_{j}^{k} + \frac{Y_{j}^{k - 1}}{\beta^{k - 1}}}},} $

represents a j-th column of the matrix, ∥⋅∥₂ represents an l₂ norm.

Example 2

Corresponding to the above method example, referring to a structuralschematic diagram of an apparatus for separating a seismic diffractedwave shown in FIG. 3, the apparatus comprises the following parts:

a data acquiring module 302, configured to acquire seismic shot gatherdata carrying underground geological information in a preset geologicalregion, wherein the underground geological information comprisesgeological structure information and geological lithology changeinformation;

a wave field back-propagation processing module 304, configured toperform wave field back-propagation processing on the seismic shotgather data to obtain azimuth, emergence angle and amplitude informationof propagation rays corresponding one by one to underground imagingpoints in the preset geological region;

a matrix generating module 306, configured to generate athree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix according to the azimuth,emergence angle and amplitude information of the propagation rays; and

a separating module 308, configured to separate a low-rank matrixcomponent from the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix anddetermine the low-rank matrix component as the seismic diffracted wave.

In the apparatus for separating a seismic diffracted wave provided inthe example of the present invention, by performing the wave fieldback-propagation processing on the seismic shot gather data carrying theunderground geological information in the preset geological region, theazimuth, emergence angle and amplitude information of the propagationrays corresponding one by one to the underground imaging points in thepreset geological region can be obtained; according to the azimuth,emergence angle and amplitude information of the propagation rays, thethree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix can be generated, and thelow-rank matrix component can be separated from the three-dimensionalangle domain imaging matrix, further the low-rank matrix component isdetermined as the seismic diffracted wave; the above mode of obtainingthe seismic diffracted wave by constructing the three-dimensional angledomain imaging matrix and separating the low-rank matrix component canimprove the amplitude integrity and waveform consistency of theseparated diffracted wave, and further improve resolution of imaging ofthe geological structures.

Considering the relatively poor processability of the acquired seismicshot gather data, the above wave field back-propagation processingmodule comprises: (1) a preprocessing unit, configured to preprocess theseismic shot gather data to obtain preprocessed single-shot data,wherein the preprocessed single-shot data is seismic shot gather datausable for direct imaging, and the above preprocessing comprisesde-noising the seismic shot gather data and making the seismic shotgather data corresponding to pre-stored historical seismic data one byone; (2) a wave field back-propagation processing unit, configured toinput the preprocessed single-shot data and a preset migration velocitymodel to a three-dimensional single-shot angle domain imaging formulaand perform the wave field back-propagation processing on the seismicshot gather data to obtain the azimuth, emergence angle and amplitudeinformation of propagation rays corresponding one by one to theunderground imaging points in the preset geological region, wherein theabove three-dimensional single-shot angle domain imaging formulaincludes a three-dimensional amplitude compensation factor. The abovemethod improves the subsequent processability of data by preprocessingthe acquired seismic shot gather data.

In order to accurately and highly-effectively separate the seismicdiffracted wave, the above separating module is further used to separatethe low-rank matrix component from the three-dimensional angle domainimaging matrix and determine the low-rank matrix component as theseismic diffracted wave through a preset three-dimensional diffractedwave separating model, wherein the preset three-dimensional diffractedwave separating model comprises:

R(x _(i),θ,φ)=L(x _(i),θ,φ)+S(x _(i),θ,φ)

in which R(x_(i),θ,φ) represents a three-dimensional angle domainimaging matrix of an i-th imaging point at a position x_(i);L(x_(i),θ,φ) represents a low-rank matrix component after decompositionof the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix; S(x_(i),θ,φ)represents a sparse matrix component after decomposition of thethree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix; x_(i) represents the i-thimaging point; a parameter θ represents an emergence angle; and aparameter φ represents an azimuth.

Referring to a specific structural schematic diagram of a separatingmodule in an apparatus for separating a seismic diffracted wave shown inFIG. 4, the apparatus comprises the following parts:

a first setting module 402, configured to set a regularization parameterλ and a preset maximum iteration number N, wherein λ>0;

a second setting module 404, configured to set an iteration numberinitial value k=1, an initial value L⁰ of the low-rank matrix component,an initial value S⁰ of the sparse matrix component, a Lagrangianmultiplier initial value Y⁰, and a fidelity penalty factor initial valueβ⁰;

a decomposition calculating module 406, configured to perform singularvalue decomposition calculation through

$( {U,\Sigma,V} ) = {{SVD}( {R - S^{k - 1} + \frac{Y^{k - 1}}{\beta^{k - 1}}} )}$

to obtain a singular value diagonal matrix, wherein R represents athree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix, columns of U and Vrepresent base vectors, Σ represents a diagonal matrix, and elements onopposite angles of the singular value diagonal matrix are singularvalues;

a threshold operating module 408, configured to perform a soft thresholdoperation on a singular value a_(i) in the singular value diagonalmatrix through

${\overset{\sim}{a}}_{i} = \{ \begin{matrix}{x - a_{i}} & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} a_{i}} > \frac{1}{\beta}} \\{x + a_{i}} & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} a_{i}} < {- \frac{1}{\beta}}} \\0 & {{in}\mspace{14mu} {other}\mspace{14mu} {cases}}\end{matrix} $

to obtain a new diagonal matrix {tilde over (Σ)}, wherein x represents apreset fixed value;

a calculating module 410, configured to calculate the low-rank matrixcomponent L^(k) and the sparse matrix component S^(k) according to thenew diagonal matrix {tilde over (Σ)};

a judging module 412, configured to judge whether L^(k) and S^(k)satisfy a relational expression

$\frac{{{R - L^{k} - S^{k}}}_{F}}{{R}_{F}} \geq \delta$

and k≤N;

an updating module 414, configured to update k=k+1, the Lagrangianmultiplier Y^(k)=Y^(k-1)+β^(k-1) (R−L^(k)−S^(k)), and the fidelitypenalty factor β^(k)=ωβ^(k-1) (ω>0) if L^(k) and S^(k) satisfy therelational expression

$\frac{{{R - L^{k} - S^{k}}}_{F}}{{R}_{F}} \geq \delta$

and k≤N, wherein ω represents a scale factor; and to continue to performiterative processing;

a determining module 416, configured to determine L^(k) as the separatedseismic diffracted wave if L^(k) and S^(k) do not satisfy the relationalexpression

$\frac{{{R - L^{k} - S^{k}}}_{F}}{{R}_{F}} \geq \delta$

and k≤N.

The seismic diffracted wave with both good amplitude integrity andwaveform consistency can be highly-effectively obtained through theiterative method in the above mode.

Further, the above calculating module 410 comprises:

a first calculating unit, configured to calculate the low-rank matrixcomponent: L^(k)=U{tilde over (Σ)}V according to the new diagonal matrix{tilde over (Σ)};

a second calculating unit, configured to calculate the sparse matrixcomponent:

$S_{j}^{k} = \{ {\begin{matrix}{A_{j}( {1 - \frac{\lambda}{\beta {A_{j}}_{2}}} )} & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} {A_{j}}_{2}} > \frac{\lambda}{\beta}} \\0 & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} {A_{j}}_{2}} < \frac{\lambda}{\beta}}\end{matrix},{{{wherein}A_{j}} = {R_{j} - L_{j}^{k} + \frac{Y_{j}^{k - 1}}{\beta^{k - 1}}}},} $

j represents a j-th column of the matrix, and ∥⋅∥₂ represents an l₂norm.

In contrast, among researches about separating the diffracted wave inthe prior art, Harlan, et. al. (1984) removed the reflected wave usingRadon transformation and separated the diffracted wave according to theprinciple of statistics. Bansal and Imhof (2005) studied standardmodules in a seism processing flow through a signal processing methodand analyzed different methods of removing the reflected wave. Taner,et. al. (2006) separated the diffracted wave by suppressing thereflected wave using a method of plane wave decomposition. By studyinggeometry differences of dip-angle domain diffracted wave and reflectedwave, Landa and Fomel (2008) proposed a method for separating adip-angle domain diffracted wave based on plane wave filtration.Khaidukov, et. al. (2004) proposed a focusing-removing-defocusing methodto realize prestack time domain diffracted wave imaging, while thismethod highly relied on a velocity model, was difficult to remove thereflected wave, and had limitation in the practical application.Figueiredo, et. al. (2013) studied a method of automatic imaging of adiffracted wave using a pattern recognition technology.

In most of the above conventional methods for separating a diffractedwave, the diffracted wave is separated through a signal processingmethod using the kinematic characteristics of the reflected wave and thediffracted wave, and none of them studied the three-dimensional shotgather data. In the three-dimensional shot gather data, the diffractedwave has similar kinematic characteristics to the reflected wave, and ishard to be effectively processed merely through a wave-field separatingmethod in the conventional kinematics, however, the diffracted waves inthe shot gather data are excited by the same hypocenter and have strongwaveform consistency, facilitating high-resolution diffracted waveimaging. Therefore, in the present invention, by studying Snell'stheorem and Huygens' Principle, the three-dimensional angle domainimaging matrix is constructed for separating the three-dimensional shotgather diffracted wave, and this technology separates the diffractedwave by capturing the kinematic characteristics of the seismic datausing the low-rank and sparse optimization decomposition methods, canensure separation integrity and consistency of waveform characteristicsof the diffracted wave, facilitates the high-resolution imaging, and hasimportant application value in exploration and development of thefractured-vuggy carbonate oil-gas reservoir.

A computer program product of a method and an apparatus for separating aseismic diffracted wave provided in the examples of the presentinvention comprises a computer readable storage medium having storedprogram codes, and commands included in the program codes can be used toexecute the method in the aforementioned method example. Reference canbe made to the method example for specific implementation, andunnecessary details will not be given herein.

The person skilled in the art can clearly know that for makingdescription convenient and concise, the specific working processes ofthe apparatus described above can refer to corresponding processes inthe aforementioned method example, and unnecessary details will not begiven herein.

If the function is realized in a form of software functional unit and issold or used as an individual product, it may be stored in one computerreadable storage medium. Based on such understanding, the technicalsolution of the present invention essentially or the part makingcontribution to the prior art or part of this technical solution can beembodied in a form of software product, and this computer softwareproduct is stored in one storage medium, including several commands usedto make one computer device (which may be a personal computer, a sever,or a network device etc.) execute all or part of the steps of themethods of individual examples of the present invention. Theaforementioned storage medium includes various media that can storeprogram codes, such as U disk, mobile hard disk, Read-Only Memory (ROM),Random Access Memory (RAM), diskette or compact disk and so on.

Finally, it is to be explained that the above examples are merelyspecific embodiments of the present invention, for illustrating thetechnical solutions of the present invention, rather than limiting thepresent invention, and the protection scope of the present invention isnot limited thereto. While detailed description is made to the presentinvention with reference to the aforementioned examples, thoseordinarily skilled in the art should understand that they still canmodify the technical solutions described in the aforementioned examplesor easily conceive changes, or make equivalent substitutions to sometechnical features thereof; and with these modifications, changes orsubstitutions, the essence of the corresponding technical solutions doesnot depart from the spirit and scope of the technical solutions of theexamples of the present invention, and should be covered within theprotection scope of the present invention. Therefore, the protectionscope of the present invention should be based on the protection scopeof the claims.

1. A method for separating a seismic diffracted wave, comprising stepsof: acquiring seismic shot gather data carrying underground geologicalinformation in a preset geological region, wherein the undergroundgeological information comprises geological structure information andgeological lithology change information; performing wave fieldback-propagation processing on the seismic shot gather data to obtainazimuth, emergence angle and amplitude information of propagation rayscorresponding one by one to underground imaging points in the presetgeological region; generating a three-dimensional angle domain imagingmatrix according to the azimuth, emergence angle and amplitudeinformation of the propagation rays; and separating a low-rank matrixcomponent from the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix anddetermining the low-rank matrix component as the seismic diffractedwave.
 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the step of performingwave field back-propagation processing on the seismic shot gather datato obtain azimuth, emergence angle and amplitude information ofpropagation rays corresponding one by one to underground imaging pointsin the preset geological region comprises: preprocessing the seismicshot gather data to obtain preprocessed single-shot data, wherein thepreprocessed single-shot data is seismic shot gather data usable fordirect imaging, and the preprocessing comprises de-noising the seismicshot gather data and making the seismic shot gather data correspondingto pre-stored historical seismic data one by one; and inputting thepreprocessed single-shot data and a preset migration velocity model to athree-dimensional single-shot angle domain imaging formula, andperforming the wave field back-propagation processing on the seismicshot gather data to obtain the azimuth, emergence angle and amplitudeinformation of the propagation rays corresponding one by one to theunderground imaging points in the preset geological region, wherein thethree-dimensional single-shot angle domain imaging formula includes athree-dimensional amplitude compensation factor.
 3. The method accordingto claim 2, wherein the three-dimensional single-shot angle domainimaging formula comprises:R(x, θ₀, ϕ₀) = ∫∫δ(θ − θ₀)δ(ϕ − ϕ₀)δ(t − t₀)W_(3D)(s, x, r)u(s, r, t)drdt$\mspace{79mu} \{ \begin{matrix}{{\cos \; \theta_{0}} = \frac{k \cdot k_{r}}{{k}\; {k_{r}}}} \\{{\cos \; \phi_{0}} = \frac{( {k_{S} \times k_{r}} ) \cdot ( {n_{x} \times ( {k_{S} + k_{r}} )} )}{{{k_{S} \times k_{r}}}\; {{n_{x} \times ( {k_{S} + k_{r}} )}}}}\end{matrix} $ in which δ represents an impulse function,R(x,θ₀,φ₀) represents a three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix,wherein a ray excited by a hypocenter s reaches a demodulation pointposition r through any imaging point x in an underground space; a vectork_(s) represents a ray parameter from the hypocenter to the imagingpoint, a vector k_(r) represents a ray parameter from the demodulationpoint to the imaging point; a parameter θ is an emergence angle; aparameter φ represents an azimuth; a vector k represents a normal vectorof an assumed reflecting interface; k is calculated through a followingformula k(θ_(m),φ_(m))=k_(s)(θ_(s),φ_(s))+k_(r)(θ_(r),φ_(r)); θ_(s) andφ_(s) represent an emergence angle and an azimuth of k_(s) respectively;θ_(r) and φ_(r) represent an emergence angle and an azimuth of k_(r)respectively; θ_(m) and φ_(m) represent an emergence angle and anazimuth of the assumed reflecting interface respectively; n_(x)represents a normal vector in an x direction of a three-dimensionalcoordinate system, and n_(x)=(1,0,0); u(s,r,t) represents seismic data,t represents recording time of the seismic data; t₀ represents raytravel time; and W_(3D)(s,x,r) represents a three-dimensional amplitudecompensation factor.
 4. The method according to claim 3, wherein thethree-dimensional amplitude compensation factor W_(3D)(s,x,r) comprises:${W_{3D}( {s,x,r} )} = {\frac{1}{v_{s}}\sqrt{\cos \; \alpha_{s}\cos \; \alpha_{r}}\frac{{\det ( {{{\underset{\_}{N}}_{1}^{T}\underset{\_}{\Sigma}} + {{\underset{\_}{N}}_{2}^{T}\underset{\_}{\Gamma}}} )}}{\sqrt{{{\det \; {\underset{\_}{N}}_{1}}}\; {{\det \; {\underset{\_}{N}}_{2}}}}}e^{{- i}\frac{\pi}{2}{({\kappa_{1} + \kappa_{2}})}}}$in which ν_(s) represents a velocity at a hypocenter position, α_(s)represents an incident angle of a ray at the hypocenter position, α_(r)represents an emergence angle of a ray at the demodulation pointposition ray, N ₁ and N ₂ represent mixed derivatives of the travel timeof a first ray and a second ray with respect to the hypocenter positionand the demodulation point position respectively, T represents a matrixtransposition operation, wherein the travel time is calculated accordingto three-dimensional wavefront reconstruction method ray tracing, andmulti-valued travel time is taken into consideration in the calculation;the first ray is a ray from the hypocenter to the imaging point; thesecond ray is a ray from the demodulation point to the imaging point; Σand Γ represent matrixes related to a manner of seismic observation, andin a situation of common shot observation, Σ=0, Γ=I, wherein Irepresents a unit matrix; i represents an imaginary unit of a complexnumber, and κ₁ and κ₂ represent numbers of caustic points of the firstray and the second ray, with κ₁ and κ₂ being calculated by athree-dimensional ray tracing kinetics equation.
 5. The method accordingto claim 1, wherein the step of separating a low-rank matrix componentfrom the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix and determiningthe low-rank matrix component as the seismic diffracted wave comprises:separating, through a preset three-dimensional diffracted waveseparating model, the low-rank matrix component from thethree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix, and determining thelow-rank matrix component as the seismic diffracted wave, wherein thepreset three-dimensional diffracted wave separating model comprises:R(x _(i),θ,φ)=L(x _(i),θ,φ)+S(x _(i),θ,φ) in which R(x_(i),θ,φ)represents a three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix of an i-thimaging point at a position x_(i); L(x_(i),θ,φ) represents a low-rankmatrix component after decomposition of the three-dimensional angledomain imaging matrix; S(x_(i),θ,φ) represents a sparse matrix componentafter decomposition of the three-dimensional angle domain imagingmatrix; represents the i-th imaging point; a parameter θ represents anemergence angle; and a parameter φ represents an azimuth.
 6. The methodaccording to claim 5, wherein the preset three-dimensional diffractedwave separating model further comprises:${J( {L,S,Y,\beta} )} = {{L}_{*} + {\lambda {S}_{1}} + {Y^{T}( {R - L - S} )} + {\frac{\beta}{2}{{R - L - S}}_{F}}}$in which J(L,S,Y,β) represents a target function, Y represents aLagrangian multiplier matrix, T represents a matrix transpositionoperation, λ represents a regularization parameter, β represents afidelity penalty factor, ∥⋅∥_(*) represents a nuclear norm, i.e. a sumof singular values in a matrix, ∥⋅∥_(l) represents an l₁ norm, i.e. asum of absolute values of every elements in the matrix, ∥⋅∥_(F)represents a Frobenius norm, the Frobenius norm being a square root of asum of squares of all elements in the matrix; L represents a low-rankmatrix component after decomposition of the three-dimensional angledomain imaging matrix; S represents a sparse matrix component afterdecomposition of the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix; andR represents the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix.
 7. Themethod according to claim 6, wherein the step of separating a low-rankmatrix component from the three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrixand determining the low-rank matrix component as the seismic diffractedwave comprises: setting the regularization parameter λ and a presetmaximum iteration number N, wherein λ>0; setting an iteration numberinitial value k=1, an initial value L⁰ of the low-rank matrix component,an initial value S⁰ of the sparse matrix component, a Lagrangianmultiplier initial value Y⁰, and a fidelity penalty factor initial valueβ⁰; taking k=1, the L⁰, the S⁰, the Y⁰ and the β⁰ as initial values,performing iterative processing on the three-dimensional angle domainimaging matrix, the iterative processing comprising steps of: performingsingular value decomposition calculation through$( {U,\Sigma,V} ) = {{SVD}( {R - S^{k - 1} + \frac{Y^{k - 1}}{\beta^{k - 1}}} )}$to obtain a singular value diagonal matrix, wherein R represents athree-dimensional angle domain imaging matrix; columns of U and Vrepresent base vectors; Σ represents a diagonal matrix; and elements onopposite angles of the singular value diagonal matrix are singularvalues; performing a soft threshold operation on a singular value a_(i)in the singular value diagonal matrix through${\overset{\sim}{a}}_{i} = \{ \begin{matrix}{x - a_{i}} & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} a_{i}} > \frac{1}{\beta}} \\{x + a_{i}} & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} a_{i}} < {- \frac{1}{\beta}}} \\0 & {{in}\mspace{14mu} {other}\mspace{14mu} {cases}}\end{matrix} $ to obtain a new diagonal matrix {tilde over (Σ)},wherein x represents a preset fixed value; calculating the low-rankmatrix component L^(k) and the sparse matrix component S^(k) accordingto the new diagonal matrix {tilde over (Σ)}; judging whether the L^(k)and S^(k) satisfy a relational expression$\frac{{{R - L^{k} - S^{k}}}_{F}}{{R}_{F}} \geq \delta$ and k≤N; andif yes, updating k=k+1, the Lagrangian multiplierY^(k)=Y^(k-1)(R−L^(k)−S^(k)), and the fidelity penalty factorβ^(k)=ωβ^(k-1)(ω>0), wherein ω represents a scale factor; and continuingto perform the iterative processing; if no, determining the L^(k) as aseparated seismic diffracted wave.
 8. The method according to claim 7,wherein the steps of calculating the low-rank matrix component L^(k) andthe sparse matrix component S^(k) according to the new diagonal matrix{tilde over (Σ)} comprises: calculating, according to the new diagonalmatrix {tilde over (Σ)}, the low-rank matrix component: L^(k)=U{tildeover (Σ)}V; and calculating the sparse matrix component:$S_{j}^{k} = \{ {\begin{matrix}{A_{j}( {1 - \frac{\lambda}{\beta {A_{j}}_{2}}} )} & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} {A_{j}}_{2}} > \frac{\lambda}{\beta}} \\0 & {{{if}\mspace{14mu} {A_{j}}_{2}} < \frac{\lambda}{\beta}}\end{matrix},{{{wherein}A_{j}} = {R_{j} - L_{j}^{k} + \frac{Y_{j}^{k - 1}}{\beta^{k - 1}}}},} $represents a j-th column of the matrix, and ∥⋅∥₂ represents an l₂ norm.9. An apparatus for separating a seismic diffracted wave, comprising: adata acquiring module, configured to acquire seismic shot gather datacarrying underground geological information in a preset geologicalregion, wherein the underground geological information comprisesgeological structure information and geological lithology changeinformation; a wave field back-propagation processing module, configuredto perform wave field back-propagation processing on the seismic shotgather data to obtain azimuth, emergence angle and amplitude informationof propagation rays corresponding one by one to underground imagingpoints in the preset geological region; a matrix generating module,configured to generate a three-dimensional angle domain imaging matrixaccording to the azimuth, emergence angle and amplitude information ofthe propagation rays; and a separating module, configured to separate alow-rank matrix component from the three-dimensional angle domainimaging matrix and determine the low-rank matrix component as theseismic diffracted wave.
 10. The apparatus according to claim 9, whereinthe wave field back-propagation processing module comprises: apreprocessing unit, configured to preprocess the seismic shot gatherdata to obtain preprocessed single-shot data, wherein the preprocessedsingle-shot data is seismic shot gather data usable for direct imaging,and the preprocessing comprises de-noising the seismic shot gather dataand making the seismic shot gather data corresponding to pre-storedhistorical seismic data one by one; and a wave field back-propagationprocessing unit, configured to input the preprocessed single-shot dataand a preset migration velocity model to a three-dimensional single-shotangle domain imaging formula and perform the wave field back-propagationprocessing on the seismic shot gather data to obtain the azimuth,emergence angle and amplitude information of propagation rayscorresponding one by one to the underground imaging points in the presetgeological region, wherein the three-dimensional single-shot angledomain imaging formula includes a three-dimensional amplitudecompensation factor.